Garden Cart Rolling Stool Gardening Seat with Wheels and Tool Tray for Weeding, Planting, or Lawn Care Yard Tools by Pure Garden (Black and Green)

I thought this was very easy to put together. It took me less than 1/2 hour and I never put things together. I have neuropathy in my hands and limited dexterity. It is very sturdy, lightweight and I feel safe on it.

It’s good and sturdy, but it would be nice if it could turn and if at least 2 wheels have a break. When sitting on it there is a risk of slipping and falling because it moves so easily. And they could sell separate pillows to fit the seat.

I really appreciate being able to weed my garden without kneeling--perfect height for that. It moves forward and back with ease, but it has no brake. I have balance issue from stroke, so I ride side saddle because that way it's easier to stand up.I like it a lot.

It makes gardening so much easier for a "Senior" citizen who can't get around so good any more.

I am so pleased with the rolling stool, it makes weeding so much easier.

Gardening.

First, the assembly instructions are poor. It did only take about 15 minutes to assemble. I could tell that things were not looking good during this stage.Once assembled, the wheels (cheap, molded plastic) were wobbly. It does not roll straight.Although it is rated for 200lbs, one would have to equally distribute that weight in order for there to be a chance of the statement being true. No side sheer weight, no hands or knees in the sitting surface as the plastic breaks at first contact. Also, beware that sharp metal pieces.This literally broke within 10 seconds of use.At $37, I paid $30 too much.

I sat on this for the 1st time and guess what, seat exploded with a loud crack! I am 180lb. sothat shouldn't have been an issue, other reviews claim heavier people sat on it. Many reviews saythis happens, I thought I was lighter so gave it a try. Should have believe them. I will make myown wooden seat for it and keep it. The bottom black plastic might break too? The plasticused is a hard type, not flexible at all. If they had used an ABS/vinyl it might last longer andhave some give to it. And to think I had considered putting a 12ga piece of tin under the seatbetween those 4 bolts, if I had it would have lasted.....oh darn....

Would have given the kart 5 star but for the seat flaw. Got it fast. A gift for my wife for gardening, Mother's day. Nice design easy to assemble. She liked it and used weeks then the plastic seat cracked/split in half down the middle seems like a flaw, not her fault, she weighs only 120lbs. Seems the plastic needs cross-bracing underneath. Not worth fussing about so took broken seat off and bolted on a DIY wooden seat.

Semble fragile surtout que les roues sont lousses…

Roulé très bien, sur toute surface.